Why Did Ho Chi Minh Fight In Vietnam

Vietnam, along narrow shaped country on the eastern coast of mainland Southeast Asia, has been through a long history of struggling with political situations, from Annam to Indochina to Vietnam. Small territory, small populace: it was able to manage to defend and defeat flows of enemies and struggles. Initially, there were always been struggles within the domestic spheres. Under the oppression of their own emperors, the empire was disjointed while also suffered frequent economic downturns, which manifest rebellions opening the door for the French to get involved. For the external intrusions, historically Vietnam had been confronting far worse than the domestic unrest. In prehistory, the Viet had always been fighting against the Chinese from …show more content…
Even though the two minor projects were under the communist party, Ho Chi Minh tried to use Viet Minh in most neutral sense. The purpose was to create the sense of unity and include all range of Vietnamese interests other than communist groups to support the social progress, democracy and self-governing. While Ho Chi Minh was running the movement, he was suspected internationally for communist militancy. Compelling him to move from country to country for his status as international refugee. However, most countries he went to were fascist countries such as China and Russia where he received trainings and warfare strategies. In Soviet Union, Ho Chi Minh joined the Comintern, the International Communist Movement. Even though communism, liberalism, democracy and other political paradigms were modern Western ideals, he found communist doctrines very appealing to Vietnam background with the use of strategies to assess in resisting French colonization. Since the time when Britain occupied India and Burma, as a neighbor to China at the Red River delta Vietnam interested the French to come in. Depressing from Chinese attacks